Afternoon Fluke Fishing with Jamaica II in Brielle, NJ

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4–5 hours

Fitness Level

Basic physical condition required, ability to stand for extended periods and handle fishing gear comfortably.

Overview

Join Jamaica II for a half-day afternoon fishing trip in Brielle, NJ, targeting Fluke and other local species. Perfect for anglers of all ages looking for a convenient, hands-on fishing adventure.

Brielle, New Jersey

2pm Half Day Fluke

4.5 Hours • Great For All Ages

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Date

Fri, Oct 24

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About This Adventure

Join the Jamaica II for an unforgettable afternoon of fishing, targeting Fluke and other species in the beautiful waters. With trips designed for all ages, enjoy the thrill of the catch while onboard fish cleaning adds convenience. Set sail on select dates for a memorable fishing adventure!

Welcome aboard the Jamaica II for an afternoon of memorable fishing!

Duration

4.5 Hours

About

Sailing on specific dates according to NJ Fish and Game regulations for Fluke (Summer Flounder) on Half Day excursions departing at 8 am and also at 2 pm on specific dates.

Fishing primarily for Fluke though many other species are caught sometimes. We are drifting unless conditions are such that anchoring is necessary to hold bottom.

Great fishing trips for all ages - youngest to oldest - with fish cleaning onboard for your convenience. Sailing open boat on specific dates or reservation can be secured by online booking.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Check-In

Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to prepare your gear and get a safety briefing.

Bring Motion Sickness Remedies

Open water can stir seasickness even on calm days—consider medication or natural remedies if you’re prone.

Wear Sun Protection

Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear a hat and polarized sunglasses to reduce glare and UV exposure.

Dress in Layers

Coastal afternoons can warm quickly but also cool rapidly; breathable, layered clothing is best.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Ospreys hunting over the water
Horseshoe crabs along the shoreline in spring

History

Brielle’s fishing tradition dates back to early European settlers who relied on the region’s rich coastal waters for sustenance and trade.

Conservation

The trip follows New Jersey fishery regulations designed to protect Fluke populations, emphasizing catch limits and seasonal restrictions to support sustainability.